Frankenstein

Mary Shelley's  Frankenstein is one of the most influential novels ever written, blending gothic horror, early science fiction, and profound philosophical inquiry. This timeless classic explores humanity's desire to conquer nature, the ethical limits of scientific ambition, and the consequences of isolation and rejection. Through Victor Frankenstein and his tragic creation, Shelley raises enduring questions about responsibility, identity, and what it truly means to be human. Rich in atmosphere, emotion, and intellectual depth,  Frankenstein remains as relevant today as it was at its publication, making it essential reading for lovers of classic literature, gothic fiction, and speculative storytelling.